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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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As I
She's as tall as I.
She works as hard as I.
She's as smart as I'm or I am?
Are they correct?
She works as hard as I.
She's as smart as I'm or I am?
Are they correct?
Top answer
I see no mistake. Use "I am".
- I see no mistake.
- Use "I am".
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Most people say these:
She's as tall as me.
She works as hard as me.
She's as tall as I am.
She works as hard as I do.
Some people argue that the "... as I" formulations are technically more correct than "... as me". To many, though, "... as I" sounds pedantic, especially in conversation. This is a perennial question in English.
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She's as tall as me.
She works as hard as me.
She's as tall as I am.
She works as hard as I do.
Some people argue that the "... as I" formulations are technically more correct than "... as me". To many, though, "... as I" sounds pedantic, especially in conversation. This is a perennial question in English.
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Anonymousas I'm.You can't end with a contraction like that. Otherwise, your sentences are OK.
CJ
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